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Kansas. The Jayhawks surprised
Wichita State by lining up fa either
three quarters. Vogel threw three
touchdown passes and finished
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Kansas and Nebraska opened the said he would stay with the wide- this Saturday.
Saturday, as Bi Eight teams won last year. The Jayhawks will host
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Oldihama's defense shut down
Stanford passer John Paye, hold
ing the highly touted quarterback
to just 180 yards in the air. Okla
homa will play at Pittsburgh Sat
urday.
Kansas State came back from
an early 14-3 deficit to tie the
score at 14 against Vanderbilt
early in the second half. Cut the
Wildcats had trouble stopping
Vanderbilt's offense, and the Com
modores scored two more touch
downs to pull away for the win.
Freshman cornerback Brad Lam
bert came up with the big play for
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Oklahoma State pulled the big- game out of the fire against Illi- KSU. returning an lntr?rtinn
gest surprise, Diastmg Arizona nois after trailing 30-10 fa the 25 yards for the Wildcats' only
fourth quarter. Tiger quarterback touchdown. Kansas State lost the
Marlon Adler hit running back vardace battle. 325-24R kstt m
George Shorthouse with a 40- scheduled to ooen its home
Turnovers plagued Iowa State,
as Iowa capitalized on eight
Cyclone miscues to take an easy
victory at Iowa City. The Iowa
defense turned in a creat ner-
Arizona
State 45-3 in Tempe to give new
coach Pat Jones a successful
debut.
The Cowboys thoroughly dom- yard touchdown to cut the lead schedule against Tennessee Tech
milieu me .u, nuc tuou-iaie mine game, cut iu Saturday.
ranKeu umui wivi e nois neia on a late Missouri drive,
the game. The OSU offense rolled sacking Adler as he attempted a
for 475 yards while holding Ariz- last-ditch touchdown pass,
ona State to just 214. The Cow- Missouri hosts Wisconsin this
boys host Bowling Green Sat- Saturday. Missouri and Nebraska
urday. will try to get revenue on the Bis formance. interceDtinrzfive nssses
In other games, Oidahoma whip- Ten, whose teams went 3-0 against and recovering three fumbles,
ped Stanford 19-7, Kansas wal- Big Eight teams last week. Neb- By capitalizing on the turnov-
loped Wichita State 3 1-7 and Neb- raska plays host to Minnesota, ers, Iowa took a 35-0 lead fa the
raska downed Wyoming 42-7. who beat Rice 31-24 in Lou Holtz's secondquarter.aithoughthellawk-
On the losing side for the Big first game as coach. eyes had been held to minus 3
Eight were Missouri, which fell Michigan State squeaked out yards rushing at the time. v
30-24 at Illinois; Colorado, which the win at Boulder, as Colorado On the bright side for Iowa
lost to Michigan State 24-21 at kicker Larry Eckel missed a 32- State, transfer Alex Espinoza play
Boulder, Iowa State, a 59-21 loser yard field goal as time ran out. ed well at quarterback after re
st Iowa and Kansas State, which Eckel also missed another medium- placing starter Alan Hood,
lost to Vanderbilt 26-14. range field goal earlier in the Espinoza flipped three touchdown
Mike Norseth threw two touch- fourth quarter. Buffalo Quarter- Dasses. And Tracv Henderson-
down passes and Roger Mimbs back Steve Vogel brought his team ISlTs outstanding wide receiver,
caught 9 passes for 175 yards,
including a 45-yard touchdown.
ISU Coach Jim Criner said his
team is better than the lopsided
score would indicate.
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Nebraska's 2-0 volleyball team percent through the two games,
defeated the Iowa Kawkeyes in Pettit said the first-time Husker
pretty easy fashion last Saturday, Classic, which gives Nebraska its
but coach Terry Pettit said some
things will have to improve if the
Huskers hope to win the first
Husker Classic this Friday and
Saturday at the Coliseum.
"We're not getting fa position to
make the best possible pass to
the setter. That's the No. 1 prob
lem right now," Pettit said. "Also,
our blocks have been adequate,
but when the ball hits our hands,
it's staying in play instead of being
blocked to the floor."
Despite those problems, the
Huskers, No. 5 in the NCAA rank
ings this week, have yet to play a
single close set this season. Iowa,
2-0 going into the match, made
the first game stretch before los
ing 15-9. Nebraska won the next
two games 15-6 and 15-4.
"Early fa the match we were
disorganized," he said.
second home invitational for the
season, will be a stronger test for
his team than either of the first
two games.
"Iowa has a respectable team,
but every team in the tourna
ment has a stronger team than
Iowa does," Pettit said.
Northwestern, the defending Big
Ten Champion, is 7-0 this season
and will be coming off a trip to
California U. S. International, the
only non-ranked team invited,
will have something to prove, Pet
tit said. Louisiana State, the favo
rite fa the Southeastern Confer
ence, is a "physically imposing
team," he said.
They also will have a score to
settle with Nebraska, since the
Huskers won the Louisiana State
Invitational last season fa Baton
Rouge, La.
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"We weren't handling the ball are not as physical as we are, but
well, and we were making the set- LSU is typified by big, quick, very
ters pass from six to eight feet athletic teams. They are one team
out. We were basically out of that will equal us fa athletic ability,
control" "It also should be exciting for
But setter Mary Buysse con- fans because their transition game
sistently split the Hawkeye block is as quick as ours. Usually, we're
with her sets. Pettit said, and much faster than the other team.
outside hitter Julie Hermann, who LSlTs top players, setter Lea
recorded 17 kills for the second Bennett and outside hitter Wendy
straight match, consistently put Stammer, were teammates of Ne-
the ball down against the Iowa braska's Cathy Noth and Karen
defense. Dahlgren on the junior national
Hermann, a senior from Ne- team that toured Europe this
braska City, is hitting close to 60 summer.
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